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All Forums Category: US Stamps and Covers Discussions Forum: US Classic Stamps - As Issued and Used

Yea Or Nay, Scott's #409, Mailometer Type Iv, Wmk Unk, Piece

 
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jrc531
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Posted 01/30/2016   11:41 am  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add jrc531 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Scott's #409? Mailometer Company, Type IV, on piece, Wmk is unk
Correct stamp identification?




Multiple choice:
A. Correct, not bad for a FDC collector!
B. Can not properly identify without knowing wmk, go soak!
C. 100 posts is a long haul.
D. None of the above.

Respectfully submitted, with a touch of humor?
jrc531
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kcaramat
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Posted 01/30/2016   3:22 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add kcaramat to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
D

This can't be a #409. The stamp design says it either a #344 or a #384 depending on watermark. The right hand side looks like it might be a paste up single.

When Mailometer coiled their stamps 1 out of every 20 was a paste up. Only 1 out of every 200 stamps had a plt # hidden under the paste up. This one might be worth checking.
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kevin504
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Stamp design is "TWO CENTS"
409 = 2 CENTS 2


edit for spelling error... you big dummy!
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Edited by kevin504 - 01/30/2016 3:29 pm
jrc531
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Thank you very much for your kind remarks and help.
I find these early Washington and Franklin stamps quite
difficult to identify.
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